Replacement Head For 1,700 lb Tongue Weight Reese Weight Distribution System w/ Trunnion Bars

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I have 9300# trailer 36 ft have heavy duty hitch with 17000lb trunnion bars wittch head would be best Rb2 or rp58167

asked by: Wesley

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The RB2 system does not have an option for 1,700 lb trunnion bars, so the only Reese weight distribution systems with trunnion bars that have 1,700 lb capacities are the Reese Titan and Reese Strait-Line. If you have one of those systems then the correct replacement head is the following:

- Replacement Head for Reese Weight Distribution System - Trunnion Bar # RP58167

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Replacement Head For 1,700 lb Tongue Weight Reese Weight Distribution System w/ Trunnion Bars

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